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Naomi Oakley, Managing Director of U-NOME Security.
This blog provides security tips and information to keep people safe and events successful.
We’re U-NOME Security Communication Specialists. (Pronounced you know me.)
We provide modern, personalised security, safety and protection services.
We employ elite, well-presented, bodyguards and crowd controllers.
Our Managing Director, Naomi Oakley, is passionate about introducing universal safe party laws and practices to protect (especially young) partygoers from danger and intimidation.
We warmly welcome your comments and questions.
For books, DVDs and other products to make your event safer, visit our shop.
Paul Hassing of The Feisty Empire facilitates this blog .
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Congratulations Naomi for providing an essential service to enable parents to host safe parties for their teenagers.
As a mother, grandmother and riding teacher I have shared grief and heartbreak with parents when a party ‘goes wrong’. I’m acutely aware
the problem is escalating with designer drinks so easily accessible to young people.
Parents discouraged by the thought of employing tough strong arm protection will feel safe when employing professional crowd control with your well presented predominantly female staff.
I will forward your contact to all my friends, particularly parents of teens.
Thank you Paul The Feisty Empire Hassing for sending me the link to Naomi’s blog.
Judy
Comment by Judy— January 20, 2010 #
Thanks Judy for your support! I am discussing secondary supply issues in relation to minors next Tuesdat at 5pm with Lindy Burns on 774 ABC. Pls pass on to all parents.
Many thanks
Naomi
Comment by Naomi Oakley— June 24, 2011 #
Thank you, Judy.
It’s people like you who can make a difference in the community. The more people who ‘spread the word’ on security and safety measures for our teens and young adults, the safer our community will be.
Thanks for your comment and take care. N.
Comment by Naomi Oakley— January 21, 2010 #
Vanessa Security Gaurd VIP / Events WA and Tas.
2010 Schoolies week in Dunsborough / Margaret River was the biggest teenager event I have worked with a very proffessional, passionate and diligent, however, predominately male team.
We unfortunately had to deal with a Tooli who had snuck onto the caravan site and one of our schoolies was date raped. The girls were new to the campsite and had not realised that there was a female officer with the team ( ME ), they tried to handle the situation themselves, until they realised that the girl in question had to be hospitalised.
As a female officer, this was the time to show my duty of care, sensitivity, confidentiality, trust, patience, first aid, and also realise that as a young female teen, she was scared and uncomfortable to confide in the male security. This also broches the sensitive subject of public liability and only having males on a team of security in events.
I am proud to say that soon after the event and once I had spoken with parents / ambos / campsite owner and police, the girls and I communicate via facebook.
They felt safe, un threatened and happy to talk with me when they needed to after the traumatic event and deciding to stay on for the rest of the week.
We also had to tighten security as the sad fact is not even security can stop human behaviour induced by these energy drinks and party drugs.
The site was alchol free and we were searching vehicles and kids bags all week sometimes 2 or 3 times with the same vehicle we would remove and confiscate litres of alchol hidden in the engine / hidden in the bags.
We as female security have a powerful and at the same time humanitarian edge that men can find difficult if not impossible to tap into in this industry.
Go girl power.
Vanessa.
Comment by vanessa— June 23, 2011 #
As a mother, grandmother and riding teacher I have shared grief and heartbreak with parents when a party ‘goes wrong’. I’m acutely aware
the problem is escalating with designer drinks so easily accessible to young people.
Parents discouraged by the thought of employing tough strong arm protection will feel safe when employing professional crowd control with your well presented predominantly female staff.
I will forward your contact to all my friends, particularly parents of teens.
Thank you Paul The Feisty Empire Hassing for sending me the link to Naomi’s blog.
Judy
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Comment by Valencia— October 3, 2011 #